Mario Gomez Garcia is a German football player of German-Spanish origin who currently features for the German Bundesliga giants Bayern Munich. He plays as a striker and is said to be one of the best strikers in the Bundesliga.

Mario Gomez developed at the youth academy of German Bundesliga club VfB Stuttgart and made his first team debut against Chelsea in the UEFA Champions League in March 2004. A couple of months later he made his debut in the German Bundesliga.

Gomez featured for the Stuttgart B side in the 2004-2005 season and featured 8 times in Stuttgart’s first team in the Bundesliga. He was drafted into the first team on a permanent basis in the 2005-2006 season.

Position Forward
Height / weight 1.89 m / 84 kg
Born 10 Jul 1985
Nationality Germany Germany
Number 27
Team History
126 vfb stuttgart VfB Stuttgart 2018 - 2020
127 vfl wolfsburg Wolfsburg 2016 - 2018
332 besiktas jk Besiktas 2015 - 2016 (loan)
105 acf fiorentina Fiorentina 2013 - 2016
115 fc bayern munich Bayern 2009 - 2013
126 vfb stuttgart VfB Stuttgart 2003 - 2009
126 vfb stuttgart VfB Stuttgart 2003 - 2005

Mario Gomez soon established himself as one of the best young strikers in the German Bundesliga and was named the German Footballer Of The Year in 2007. The German striker second topscored in the Bundesliga in the 2007-2008 season as he hit 19 goals in 25 appearances in the league. He was signed by Bayern Munich in the summer of 2009 for 30 million euros, a record transfer fee in the Bundesliga.

Mario Gomez made his international debut for Germany on February 7,2007 against Switzerland and played for his nation at Euro 2008.

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    Ived Anegan

    Happy Birthday to you, Mario Gomez. May this day (7th July 2012) bring more cheer and luck in your life. You have fans around the globe who pray for you always.

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    Ived Anegan

    Had a goodnight sleep. Woke up to hear the unbelievable news. Italy got thrashed up by Spain 0-4 in the finals of Euro 2012. Mario Balotelli is no super Mario afterall. The Germany players should emulate the Spanish players in future tournaments. It would have been a more interesting match if Germany had played against Spain in the final match. Mario Gomez is still the super Mario 'cos he has a class and style of his own on the field. Lady Luck forgot to help Germany in the semifinals. Hope luck goes to them in future matches.

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    Ived Anegan

    I truly feel sorry for my favorite Germany players in Euro 2012. Although you lost in the semifinals, you emerged the winner of the hearts of the majority of the football fans. The Germany team is a very clean team in the history of football. Cheer up my favorite players. You can still play in the next tournament to grab the championship if you all keep yourselves fit and focused. Better luck the next time.

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    Ived Anegan

    Oh no! Sob...sob...! What happened to the Germany players? Losing to Italy in the semifinals of Euro 2012 in a humiliating way. Mario Gomez didn't run enough for the ball like how he used to play for Bayern Munich. Even Klose couldn't put in a goal when he substituted Gomez. What happened to the darling players like Lahm, Muller, Khedira and Schweinsteiger? The defence was weak and so the King Kong of Italy triumphed with 2 goals. Joachim Low needs to change his strategy. He didn't utilize Mario Gomez's talent to the maximum. Gomez should be made to run for the ball and not only depend on other players to pass the ball to him. My yellow card to the German coach. Now I don't care who wins in the final match. I have something better to do.....zzzzzz.....

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